BRAC Bank has launched a new benefit for its premium clients by teaming up with Troika-Aid to offer discounts and special services at top hospitals in Thailand, a move designed to give account holders easier access to quality medical care and smoother travel for health needs. The partnership lets premium clients receive up to fifteen percent off medical services, complimentary access to patient special lounges, and customised health check packages at MedPark Hospital, Phyathai Phaholyothin and Phyathai 2, giving people clear price options and better comfort when they travel for care. The scheme is meant for customers who need routine check-ups, specialist consultations or planned treatments, and it adds simple booking help, estimated cost outlines and tips for travel and recovery. Bank relationship managers will guide clients through the steps, explain which hospitals match specific needs, and help arrange appointments and local support services so visits are smoother and less stressful. Troika-Aid will coordinate with hospital teams to set up tests and consultations, assist with translation, and help patients use lounges and other support services that make a stay easier for families. The hospitals on the list are known for modern facilities and experienced doctors, and the discount and package approach helps customers compare options quickly and pick what fits their budget and health goals. For families and employers who support staff health, the arrangement offers a clearer path to overseas care without the usual paperwork and confusion. The move also shows how banks can add real lifestyle value for premium clients by linking finance with practical services outside the usual product list. To use the benefit, customers follow a few clear steps provided by the bank and can get personalized help from trained staff who can explain costs, travel tips and aftercare options. Small features such as clear price estimates, help with bookings and friendly support can reduce worry and save time for travellers. The service helps older customers and busy professionals who need a reliable plan for health checks while they travel, and it can include help with travel documents and guides on what to pack and how to prepare. Customers may also find support when they need follow-up care at home because the bank and Troika-Aid can share notes about appointments and test results if patients agree. Payment options are made simple so clients can use secure online payment methods or ask about financing that fits their budget, and the bank says it will protect personal information and follow privacy rules. Overall, the partnership aims to make planned medical travel simpler, more affordable and more reliable for premium customers, while giving families and businesses a trusted route to quality care abroad and helping customers focus on health rather than logistics.
